Best Car Cleaning Invention EVAR!
05-13-2007, 05:02 PM
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Best Car Cleaning Invention EVAR!
I started this link because i have seen some threads lately with people having trouple getting rid/preventing water spots, well here is your answer 
Some of you may have this, and some of you may not. I personally have like 3 of them because they are AWESOME! It is called The Absorber. After you do your final rinse bust out the absorber and use it to dry your car. You will get a water mark free shine everytime. I personally have one for my car, one for my rims, and one incase of emergency
I've had one of mine for almost 2 years now and its still works like its new. Whats great is that they are washer safe, so when you get them dirty, throw them in the wash and they are like new. This is like a chamois (sp?) but 1000X better.
How much? around $10
Where can you find them? Target, wal-mart, advanced auto parts, autozone, k-mart, almost anything.
GO GET ONE NOW AND SAVE US FROM THE BORING "I HAVE WATER MARKS' THREADS!!!
Here is a link w/ more info on it.
http://www.autobarn.net/absydrch27x1.html
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Some of you may have this, and some of you may not. I personally have like 3 of them because they are AWESOME! It is called The Absorber. After you do your final rinse bust out the absorber and use it to dry your car. You will get a water mark free shine everytime. I personally have one for my car, one for my rims, and one incase of emergency
I've had one of mine for almost 2 years now and its still works like its new. Whats great is that they are washer safe, so when you get them dirty, throw them in the wash and they are like new. This is like a chamois (sp?) but 1000X better. How much? around $10
Where can you find them? Target, wal-mart, advanced auto parts, autozone, k-mart, almost anything.
GO GET ONE NOW AND SAVE US FROM THE BORING "I HAVE WATER MARKS' THREADS!!!
Here is a link w/ more info on it.
http://www.autobarn.net/absydrch27x1.html
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05-13-2007, 05:07 PM
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notice how i said "car cleaning invention'?
and yes, ***** are the number 1 invention...but not in car cleaning stuff
I gotta agree...
and yes, ***** are the number 1 invention...but not in car cleaning stuff
I gotta agree...
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05-13-2007, 05:23 PM
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seriously, ESPECIALLY people with a black car, try the california water blade, and good quality apparel like the absorber...or anything microfiber.
once you see the difference you wont wash your car without them.
once you see the difference you wont wash your car without them.
05-13-2007, 08:34 PM
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I just used mine on Friday for the first time and was amazed as well. Bought one on a whim because my chamois always leaves fibers behind. The thing dries like crazy and doesn't leave any crap behind. Definatley worth the $10.
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oh yeah and absorber FTMFGDSOBW
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05-13-2007, 09:16 PM
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you guys really should try the blade AND the towel...it's the best combo ever. Also, the only way it'll scratch is if you don't get your car nice and clean and if you don't make sure there is no grime present on the blade itself.
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the cali. water blades are awesome, they will scratch your paint if you don't wash your car very well, why wash it if you aren't going to get it clean?
I use the water blade to get the majority of the water off and then an absorber to get the little hard to reach areas. they are great for lots of stuff, I have 4 of them. I use them insted of towels at the pool, dry dishes with them, you name it. great stuff!
I use the water blade to get the majority of the water off and then an absorber to get the little hard to reach areas. they are great for lots of stuff, I have 4 of them. I use them insted of towels at the pool, dry dishes with them, you name it. great stuff!
